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by The Commonwealth of Bakerby-on-Tyde. 14 days ago. 14 reads.

State Executive

The State Executive is the executive branch of the government, it may be dissolved by the Legislatures, or by the order of the State Elder with advice from the Executive Minister.

The executive is in charge of writing and enforcing laws passed by the Legislatures, organize and run the day-to-day operations of the government, and other duties not assigned to the Legislatures and the judiciary.

Every new elections, a new group of Bureau-Masters, Chief Minister, and State Elder is elected, this group is called a 'Government' and is often named after the Chief Minister, but rarely, it is named after a notable event or the reputation of said government as a whole.

The current government is elected in 2020 and is planned to last until 2025, the current titles of each executive are;

The State Elder

Elected by first past the post, must not run consecutively and term restricted to 5 years

Executive Minister

Chosen from a Legislature Circlist

Bureau-Master of Internal Affairs

Often taken by the Chief Minister with a rare case in the 2 week crisis where it was taken by the State Elder due to rapid collapses in the 8 governments that were formed during the 2 week crisis.

Bureau-Master of Education, Science, and Technology

Usually filled by a professor or a well respected scientist

Bureau-Master of Policing and Prisons

No recorded criminal activity since birth by convention

Bureau-Master of Health and Welfare

A up to date M.D. is required by convention

Bureau-Master of Infrastructure and Government Utilities

The only position with no restrictions whatsoever

Bureau-Master of Justice

Must be a former Judge by judicial decisions by the High Court of Justice

Bureau-Master of External Affairs

Fluency at 20 languages and a graduate of Hikari University a standard requirement